Sport Bars In Dublin

The Circular is a buzzing bar on South Circular Road that shows live sports across their huge screens, from football to rugby and beyond. They serve expertly crafted cocktails and craft beer at the bar, and there's a spacious outdoor seating area to boot.

You can also tuck into tasty wood-fired pizzas, created by Coke Lane Pizza. These come topped with everything from chorizo and roasted red peppers to cashew ricotta and courgette, and be sure to try the lemon garlic mayo on the side.

Copper Face Jacks is one of Dublin's best pubs for watching sport, offering separate floors for dining, pubbing and clubbing, so your celebrations can go all night long. Why not kick off your evening with a few bevs in the beer garden before catching all the live action?

For live sports coverage with a vibrant atmosphere, check out Disndat - a fun city centre bar boasting multiple TV screens for all the major events. You can also find talented artists performing here seven nights a week, with delicious pints and cocktails to keep you fuelled.

Whether you're craving a steak or a few bar snacks, Searsons promises scrumptious scran as you catch the latest sports fixture. While chowing down, you'll get to sip on boozy bevvies and watch their games on huge TV screens.

The Palace Bar is one of Dublin's most iconic pubs, with a long literary history and much of its original Victorian decor remaining in tact. Settle down with a Guinness or explore their impressive gin collection while catching all of the latest sport being screened across the venue.  

Dishing up hearty gastro plates and handcrafted cocktails in luxurious surroundings, The Sin Bin is one cool Dublin sports bar. Head to this stylish haunt in The Mont Hotel and revel in Manhattan-inspired interiors with a few refreshments and all of the season's biggest events. 

One of Dublin's bars for watching football, Dtwo is a popular destination come match day. Boasting an incredible beer garden for live events, the venue's 20ft screen will ensure you never miss a moment of the biggest games, there's even frequent backyard BBQs to keep you fed.

The Grand Social is a hub for all things entertainment and live sport in Dublin. Boasting a large venue space, rooftop beer garden, multiple cocktail bars and large screens for match days, the venue really comes to life with lively revellers when footie or rugby games are being shown. 

Moments away from Aviva Stadium in Dublin, The Bath Pub is coming up trumps for your sports watching needs. Catch every fixture from the World Cup to the Super Bowl and all the footie action during the Six Nations. 

One of the best sports bars in Dublin, Buskers On The Ball is an essential place for watching football, rugby and more. As well as boasting the city's largest indoor video wall, the venue features five ping pong tables, four pool tables, one American pool table, shuffle board and foosball.